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Sunday, July 20, 2008

  

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QUNU, South Africa: Former South African President Nelson Mandela, fresh from being feted at home and abroad on his 90th birthday, was to host a banquet for the new generation of South African leaders as well as hundreds of friends. The celebrations held in rural Eastern cape with a 500 expected guests including Thabo Mbeki, Jacob Zuma, Desmond Tutu, Mandela’s fellow Nobel peace prizewinner and former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda. The event will give some of his legion of admirers an opportunity to express their best wishes in the flesh at his homestead in the village of Qunu.

BAGHDAD: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrived in Baghdad, as an official visit for talks with his Iraqi counterpart and other leaders in a bid to push economic rebuilding in the violence-wracked country. Brown is expected to discuss bilateral relations with the Iraqi leaders and also “study the future of the British presence in Basra,” in southern Iraq. He is expected to use his trip to push for reconstruction and investment in the Iraqi economy.

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